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Thread: Anyone been to Tuckerman's ravine recently?

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    Anyone been to Tuckerman's ravine recently?

    Looking for beta on the conditions... I am thinking about it for Friday or Saturday on the way to/from Boston.

    Thanks,

    Steve

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    Quote Originally Posted by sculhane
    Looking for beta on the conditions... I am thinking about it for Friday or Saturday on the way to/from Boston.

    Thanks,

    Steve
    Check out: http://timefortuckerman.com/forums/index.php?
    Looks like Friday is going to be the best day. Today looked absolutely perfect, but that doesn't help you too much... Hopefully if I can drag my dad up I will be at GoS friday.

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    Ski bump oh yeah.
    "Don't drive angry."

    Best quote from the movie "Groundhog Day"

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    Whats this tuckerman place? Are there lifts?

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    o boy, there r no lifts. its a hike up mt washington
    No longer stuck.

    Quote Originally Posted by stuckathuntermtn View Post
    Just an uneducated guess.

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    short hike, not very painful at all, bring whiskey
    "Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. The winds will blow their freshness into you, and the storms, their energy. Your cares and tensions will drop away like the leaves of Autumn." --John Muir

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    Quote Originally Posted by CantDog
    Whats this tuckerman place? Are there lifts?
    I believe there is a funicular. Also a poma. And cocoa at the top.

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    The cocoa place was replaced by a Waffle Hausen

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    after za waffel haus vill vee drive zee auwdi to za ice bah?

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    Tucks is one of the origina "earn your turns" back country spots in the U.S. There are days you get some serious gaper action but for the most part it is good people all around. We used to hike up at like 5am with Hibachi grills, beers and a mess of grub for a big cook out at the base after getting in some laps. Good times.

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    Yikes! No lifts?! Do they have grooming?

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    Looks like shit 2morrow....Friday good....weekend shit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shmerham
    Yikes! No lifts?! Do they have grooming?

    Yes, it is groomed by gaper ass

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    Quote Originally Posted by CantDog
    after za waffel haus vill vee drive zee auwdi to za ice bah?
    nein,viei auwdi ist farfegnuggened. ve vill have to take ver shagginvaggin.

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    Damn it. Wish I wasn't a laid up gimp ass on crutches. Tuck's kick's ass. Should be decent this spring also.

    To whomever actually takes turns @ Tuck's this year...KILL IT! You are lucky!
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    Quote Originally Posted by stuckathuntermtn
    o boy, there r no lifts. its a hike up mt washington

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    Quote Originally Posted by awf170
    Oh man, could you imagine what would happen when that ice finally started to break up??

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    Quote Originally Posted by awf170

    my new wall paper

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    that's not tuckermans!
    No longer stuck.

    Quote Originally Posted by stuckathuntermtn View Post
    Just an uneducated guess.

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    Quote Originally Posted by awf170
    why does it look like that tbar is going down hill?
    Its not that I suck at spelling, its that I just don't care

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boomer28
    Tucks is one of the origina "earn your turns" back country spots in the U.S. There are days you get some serious gaper action but for the most part it is good people all around. We used to hike up at like 5am with Hibachi grills, beers and a mess of grub for a big cook out at the base after getting in some laps. Good times.
    Really, I didn't know JONG's could ski and drink.
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    I was there on Sunday the 9th lot of snow. The snow fields were great there was a bunch of people some nice hucks and super steep high speed turns. Worth the this weekend if the weather is good. The sunday before that I was at GOS alot less people and also super fun and worth the hike not as steep.
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    Wait, so there is above treeline skiing on the east coast, and its not at Sugarloaf? Wow!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CantDog
    Wait, so there is above treeline skiing on the east coast, and its not at Sugarloaf? Wow!
    I think it's a photochop. Don't go getting your hopes up.

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